Treaty Oak Revival at Jiffy Lube Live

West Texas Degenerate Tour

Treaty Oak Revival just announced extended dates for the "West Texas Degenerate Tour", hitting the stage for more wild nights through November. One of these stops include Jiffy Lube Live, where they'll be joined by Wade Forster and KG & The Bad Habits as special guests. Tickets have been selling hot as the band recently made the biggest debut of their career with their West Texas Degenerate album. 

Millions of new fans, billions of streams, and thousands of tickets sold, it's been a great year for the "No Vacancy", "Missed Call", and "Stop & Stare" band. With new dates added to the tour, you have plenty more chances to catch their high-energy live shows. You'll be up on your feet, raising those hands, and cheering loud as everyone rocks on.

About Treaty Oak Revival

What started as a cover band formed in Odessa, Texas in 2018, Treaty Oak Revival has come a long way with Billboard chart-toppers and billions of streams to their name. Named after the Treaty Oak in Austin, it's all inspired by the tree's status as the last of of a grove of 14 oak trees that was once a sacred meeting place by the Comanche and Tonkawa. 

The band is made up of Sam Canty, Lance Vanley, Jeremiah Vanley, Cody Holloway, and Dakota Hernandez. They released their debut single "No Vacancy" in 2020, released their debut LP of the same name, and quickly gained viral success. Their second album "Have a Nice Day" was released in 2023, marking their debut entry in the Billboard 200.

Last year, the band made great strides once more - releasing "Bad State of Mind", their critically-acclaimed song for its midwest emo riff. Performing it on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the band just kept getting bigger and bigger. 

With a music style described as country rock, red dirt, Southern rock, or punk rock, they blur the lines between country bangers and rockin' attitudes. Sam Canty described themselves as a "rock band with a country accent". It's deifnitely true! Influenced by the likes of David Allan Coe, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Blink-182, Cross Canadian Ragweed, and Van Halen, it does make sense how they're "as much a punk rock band as they are a country band", as their booking agent described them.

About West Texas Degenerate

Released in November 2025, Treaty Oak Revival's newest album hit #21 on the Billboard 200, and topped the Tp Rock Albums and Americana/Folk Albums charts. Staying true to the country-rockin' sound that set them apart, the band pushes further elevated lyricism and even more striking sondscapes. It's a record that feels familiar yet shares fresh energies.

A review by Country Central shares that "a deeper listen will reveal that each song is penned to perfection," finding surprising twists and easter eggs across the record. 

"If there was a right way for Treaty Oak Revival to push their catalogue forward, this album almost certainly found it. Lyrically, it’s more complex and intentionally unconventional, and pays off in every moment. Sonically, they refuse to stay in the lane they already carved out, instead pushing their own boundaries and chasing new sounds they genuinely enjoy making."

Leveling up their catalog of hits, there's definitley a bright future ahead for Treaty Oak Revival. Don't miss out on the West Texas Degenerate Tour by booking your tickets now!